Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 9 / 2009 (538)
The Rhythm of Common Sense
„Here you have to run as fast as you can just to remain still. If you wish to get somewhere you have to run at least twice as fast.”
Lewis Carroll
Parting moral guidelines from the reasoning of Economics was not just a path of objectifying but also of clouding its judgments of value. The crossroad was in the struggle of economics of evolving toward the status of science, as it is represented by physics. Economics has altered human nature to the point of altering its essence, for it to befit only rational regularities.
Contents
Marin Dinu
- The Relationship between Economic Growth and Money Laundering – a Linear Regression Model
Ion Stancu
Daniel Rece
- The Civil Servants Career Development
Mihaela Comãnescu
- Variable Costs Method. Application Variants Adapted to Romanian Accounting Plan
Gheorghe V. Lepãdatu
